Bringing frozen medicine on long international flight?
Oct 4, 2022, 6:26 pm
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As several can attest to on this forum, I travel with a cooler often to load "edible souvenirs".
I have not tried dry ice, but think a combination of that might work.
Good luck!
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I have not tried dry ice, but think a combination of that might work.
Good luck!
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Nov 27, 2022, 6:06 pm
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Invest in a Fridge-to-Go, pop the entire thing into a freezer and it will stay cool/keep stuff frozen/cold for 8h. Did it when I was moving around with breastmilk that needed to be frozen/chilled and it lasted as long as they say.
You can definitely request to use the on-board freezer if the flight is long enough. My dad has put his insulin in them before, and the crew were happy to help.
You can definitely request to use the on-board freezer if the flight is long enough. My dad has put his insulin in them before, and the crew were happy to help.
Last edited by redvelvetmartinis; Nov 27, 2022 at 6:14 pm